[Brighton] Living near Carden Avenue - any good?

[Baker lite]

Pity The Snipe has gone; friendly, welcoming place with top grub.

My old Nan used to live in the flats opposite, she was often in there for a milk stout and a pickled egg.


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[trueblue]

My old Nan used to live in the flats opposite, she was often in there for a milk stout and a pickled egg.


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If I can't get a milk stout and a pickled egg, then maybe it's just the wrong area altogether..

 

[Seasidesage]

Pity The Snipe has gone; friendly, welcoming place with top grub.

The 'top grub' was mostly located in the toilets as I recall?

Not for the faint hearted that pub

 

[Lincoln Imp]

I'm really sorry but I'm afraid I regularly use Winfield/Carden/Braybon avenues as a rat run into town at busy times, sometimes using Mayfield Crescent on the way home (when the traffic at the bottom of Braybon is heavy).

 

[Baker lite]

The 'top grub' was mostly located in the toilets as I recall?

Not for the faint hearted that pub

Good old school boozer, gum shields in on a Friday night[emoji1303][emoji481]


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[Gwylan]

Indian is rubbish

TBF, I was last in there about 14 years ago so it could have changed

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4435906/Newspaper-s-terrible-pub-review-goes-viral.html

I have been in the CO more recently though - it's not that bad. I've been in a lot worse. I wouldn't make it my regular as there's no decent beer but it was friendly enough

 

[Super Steve Earle]

I was born at 200 Carden Avenue. Don't remember anything about it though. Hope that helps.

 

[Chicken Run]

Grew up round that way, some fine boozers, the Long man and the ladies mile[emoji1303][emoji481]


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Fawcett boy?

 

[Peter Grummit]

Fawcett boy?

The Mile was often full of Fawcett teachers, drinking and smoking. At lunchtime. They needed fortifying for the afternoon ahead with us lot.

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[Peter Grummit]

Hollingbury. Braybon and Carden Avenues are the boundary.

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[Chicken Run]

The Mile was often full of Fawcett teachers, drinking and smoking. At lunchtime. They needed fortifying for the afternoon ahead with us lot.

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I remember the TD teacher Brian Leat falling out his car in the car park after one lunchtime session and being assisted into to school by his colleagues [emoji23]

 

[Baker lite]

Fawcett boy?

Oh yes.


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[Chicken Run]

Oh yes.


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What year you leave?

 

[Baker lite]

What year you leave?

Left in 87.


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[CliveWalkerWingWizard]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4435906/Newspaper-s-terrible-pub-review-goes-viral.html

My post was very tongue in cheek

 

[Chicken Run]

Left in 87.


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I left in 86.

 

[Rogero]

The computer shop next to Uncle Sam's is excellent for fixing those annoying faults.
And there's a decent Indian next to the pub

(and it's Hollingbury )

What is his name ? I might know him.

 

[Baker lite]

I left in 86.

I know, you was in the year above Me [emoji6]


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[Chicken Run]

I know, you was in the year above Me [emoji6]


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[emoji102]

 

[Baker lite]

[emoji102]

Eyes everywhere boogie lad [emoji8]